ENTROPIC FINISH! | LIGHTNING ANO SAFETY RAZOR HANDLE | EASY TITANIUM ANODIZING TUTORIAL!!
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THE LIGHTNING ANODIZED EFFECT BRINGS THE THUNDER!!
The colors are incredible, they shift and change at different angles - with a stark white strike adding tons of contrast and pop!! And if you don't like what you make, it can be taken off and redone!
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00:00 Start
1:09 The Supplies
03:54 ANO OVER A SAFE SPACE
04:30 TORCHING
04:51 FIRST COLOR
11:21 HEATING DONE
11:28 MAGIC WITH CHEMICALS
12:06 CLEANED UP AND FINISHED!
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I love how much passion you have!!! Beautiful! Liked
@SubieShaves
3 ай бұрын
Really means a ton! Thanks so much for the kind words! I love doing the channel and content 👍
Wow! That’s so cool. The lightning strikes on the base are so pronounced! So cool!!!
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Thanks my guy!! I think it will look beautiful on that Eco Head you have of mine
The Mad Scientist rides again 😂😂😂😂 easily the most unique content available right now….awesome work buddy 👏👏👏👏👏👏
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Gotta keep you guys interested!!! Really appreciate your support my friend, it takes the squad support to make this happen!! This was a super fun project, and I love the outcome!!
Nice work, I love how you your first time doing this technique was on camera. Keep the DIY videos coming!
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
I figured that it may be helpful for those that have never done it to get to see first hand what it's like without any skill. It was a learning experience for sure but I had a killer time doing it and I LOVE how it turned out!! Got me wanting to try a few DE heads now to match 🤣👍 Thank you so much for the comment and for the positive energy my friend!!
Wow that is really cool, great job. I have to agree the gold looked great on that handle I would have been hard pressed to not just stop at the gold. Great video as always.
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Seriously... That has happened 2 times now where I just stop at gold BECAUSE it's beautiful!!! It really POPs when you have it in person... But for science we had to try that lightning effect and that is better with some variation in colors. I REALLY want to get up to green and yellow on the next one and add waves to the finish rather than sharp lines.. I think that may be really unique. Thanks my friend for always showing your support!!
Looks good. Keep the awesome content coming buddy. Have a great week
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
THANK YOU MY GUY!! it was damn fun to grab the heat and go to town!! I have another handle sitting here and I think we should try going HOTTTTT and then doing a wave finish!?! whatcha think? Happy Tuesday my friend!!
@mikeperritte
Жыл бұрын
@@SubieShaves That would be cool, but it's up to you if you want a handle that way. Either way look forward to your next video
Who in the world is having more fun than you!? Nobody. Nobody at all. We need more fire, Josh. This was awesome! Actually, I have a serious request. I know it's not good to try to bend teeth on a razor (or a human). But I've seen it described how annealing works with slowly bending teeth. Heat up, cool down, bend a teeny tiny bit. Repeat. I'm sure you'll be able to find more info. I would absolutely love to see a video where you try that, even if it fails. I think it would be something a lot of people would be interested in actually, regardless of how it turns out. Breaking it might help someone just as much as getting it to work. Just some beat up razor that it wouldn't hurt to mess up. No double rings, please!
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Excellent idea Lee thanks for the suggestion!! Soooo I know Matt from RE and I just had a long discussion about that. He said he tried everything, it is a 50/50 chance even if done perfect to break and that those are bad odds when a razor is still perfectly usable with a bent tooth. I kind of agree with that which is why I haven't done it - even if I make it perfect - it may give someone else bad information that leads them to ruin something that otherwise would be ok. Thanks so much my friend!!
@Leenunes007
Жыл бұрын
@@SubieShaves Yeah, that's a good point. If you do it well on a 30s New, someone may try it on an older thinner toothed razor that may be more rare, and they really want it to be perfect. Then they'll get mad and come after the whole squad. I don't need to be looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life because someone broke a tooth!
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
@@Leenunes007 there's just so much risk for not much reward. Listen I'm all for trying something but when the king of restoring Gillette razors says don't do it... I try and listen hahaha
Good work Josh! I wouldn't have guessed using Ferric Chloride, but that's good to know. I use Ferric all the time for the etching I do and it's pretty potent. Having used it so much it definitely makes me nervous quenching something so hot in it. It's really easy to get a nasty burn from just a drop of it on your skin. Yikes!
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Gotta be VERY careful with it!! 👍👍 Thanks my buddy for the comment! Yes safety first!
@hebeibotitradingco.ltd.2738
Жыл бұрын
Cool！！！
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
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I tried it but the colour is more brown than blue. It look like your before wash up. What did you use to clean fecl3
@SubieShaves
6 ай бұрын
Just dawn dish soap 👍
anyone try using some industrial descaler as a plunge? it has a few acids.
Buddy if you drop that titanium into those glass tubs they are gonna shatter really cold glass coming in contact with really hot metal makes it fracture
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the feedback! 👍 I've not had any issues, but - I know you make a very good point. I always wear glasses and gloves for this reason. Ive tried stainless instead of glass but still has issues with the TI leeching oxides when it's quenched. These bakesafe glass bowls have given me the best results this far, but I am always happy to hear alternatives and try them out! Thank you again for the comment and for the word of precaution! I'm DEFINITELY still learning how to get the best results with titanium.
@Justthemow
Жыл бұрын
@@SubieShaves yea but one time dropping it could ruin that counter top or your day having to clean all that up. You could use deep plastic containers like protein shakers also going straight down vertically might leave a better pattern on a long cylinder the “lighting” pattern follows the steam as it’s released off the hot metal
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
@@Justthemow excellent idea!!! I have an empty one currently actually!! Will give this a try and see how it does out in the garage. I worry that it will absolutely melt through the plastic though. Also great suggestions with the dipping motion! I like that it can all be done differently to apply a different effect 👍
does this work with aluminum ?
@SubieShaves
2 ай бұрын
No it does not! That process done in a totally different process 👍 Thanks for asking!
@DrGodzilla
2 ай бұрын
@@SubieShaves been looking for something like this on aluminum, do you have the name of what it might be called
@SubieShaves
2 ай бұрын
@@DrGodzilla sure thing, look at anodizing www.tfgusa.com/how-to-anodize-aluminum/ This is what you're looking for most likely 👍
@DrGodzilla
2 ай бұрын
@@SubieShaves I did some more research and specifically 6061-T6 can be heat treated, so would that be possible to use this method
@DrGodzilla
2 ай бұрын
I guess is it the color changing property of titanium the reason why it wouldn't work on 6061-T6 ?
This should be the example of what not to do when attempting this finish. It's basically like a blind, def, mute person trying to drive a car with no steering wheel. Guy has zero idea what he is doing.
@SubieShaves
13 күн бұрын
Jesus take the wheel 🤣 🙏
I don't like the results.
@SubieShaves
Жыл бұрын
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